Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-06

CuNDnLAND.

CUMIERLAMD.
On wednesday evening of last week the
Hev: Geo. W. Barber. pastor >of the Metho-
oist Episcopal Church in Standish vas united
10 marriage with Mrs. Olive S. Bertvell of
hiram, but recently of Bridgton. The cere.
mony was performed At the home Of Mr..
Chas. Bertvell. son of the bride, on Port
land St., Bridgton. by the Rev. C. S. Cum.
mings, assisted BY the Bev. W. q. Barber. q
son of the groom.
The Munson Parlor Berth Co., has been
Organized At Portland, for the manufacture
anc sale of goods, wares etc and especially
those designed for the comfort AID conven
fence of travellers BY water. President, Henry
U. hubore; Treasurer, Joseph Fox; Direct.
ors. Joseph Fox, n. S, Gardiner, Il. G. Hu.
bore. Capital. 800. 600; paid in s75.
The graduating exercises of the Brunswick
high school will take place Friday evening,
June 18th, when seven pupils will graduate,
five boys and two girls.
HANCOCK.
AT Outer Long Island on the morning OF
May 70, L. T. Davis, constable, arrested
Charles Davis for robbing the store of d.
W. Hart, Of St. George, May 18th. He also
arrested Samuel Courier for completely with
DAVIS. but as ne found no goods in his pos
Charles Davis at the time of the robbery.
While the constable was making the arrest
Davis fired at one man and struck l.. T.
PAWS in the eye with his revolver, inflcting
bad wound II is thought that Mr.. Davis
Will lose his eye. The prisoner was taken to
Rockland for trial.
Dunn Howard, Ellsworth, granite work.
ers, are at work upon an exceptionally fine
soldiers monument to be set in front of the
nlRh school building in that citv This mon
ument 10 seven feet three inches at the base.
composed OF thirteen pieces, and thirty two
ieet nigh TO the top of the statue. Ii is to
be erected and unveiled on the Fourth of
July.
The Lamoine and Bar Harbor Land Com
pany has been organized for the purpose of
dealing in real and personal estate. The
officers are: T. E. Barker, president; W.
ID. hodgdon. vice president; W. d. Hodg-
don, c. o Cousins. o. A. Shepard, directors.
Capital s25 600; paid in nothing
The old cannons around Fort George at
Castine, which have attracted so much at.
tention from visitors to this historic old spot
are being mounted. Mr.. Geo. II. Witherle,
who owns the fort, is having this work done
and he is entitled to credit for doing so much
to preserve the interest in Castine's surround.
leAulQI
authorities in the State on our Maine history
and one OF CASTINGS most public spirited
citizens.
KENNEBEC
The Dustin & Hubbard Manufacturing Co.
of Oakland, are pushing the stone work OF
their new machine shop right forward and
expect to commence on the woodwork in the
course of week or so. During the month
n hpv rod noLl
% carloads of building material.
Friday forenoon a man in a wagon drove
down Main street, Waterville. at a fast gait
and turned into Silver street Just opposite
the new post-office the seat gave a dip, and
| the man was thrown out turning a somer.
sault, he landed on his back in the mud. Blu,
he cune to the reins and stopped his horse.
Being unhurt, he quickly regsined his feet
and climbed into the wagon. adjusted the seat
and went on his way.
The president and directors of the North
Vassalboro wooden mill visited the factory
and viewed the water supply last week.
KNOX.
As Mr.. Orrin S. Benner of Washington
was driving his pair of colts, hitched to gel
of forward wheels, they became startled a,
an object and began to run. Mr.. Bennel
was seated upon box, which prevented hi.
having full and strong control over his horses
They at last got beyond his control, when he
reiCed them toward q stone wall, but they dis
| liked the looks of that and suddenly turned
toward slab fence. In doing so Mr.. Benner
was overturned and somewhat damaged. Hit
head and limbs were seriously injured. His
colts were not much injured
The Knox County Medical Society have
chosen the following officers President, Dr.
Henry G. Levensaler. Thomaston; Vice Presi
dent, DR.. J. NJ. Wakefield, Warren; Score.
tary. DR.. o. W. Stone. Camden; Treasurer,
DR.. W. A. Banks, Rockland; Standing Com.
mite, DR.. w. A. Albee, Camden, Dr. F. E.
Hitchcock, Rocklsnd; DR.. G. J. Tribou,
Rockport. Papers are to be read at the next
meeting in September by Drs. w. A. Albee,
J. B. Walker, j. G. Trbou and J. NJ. Wake.
field
Camden will have water in the residences
of its citizens, from the new water works at
about July l.
On Saturday, May Goth, Capt. d. P.
Andrews of West Camden found in his
pasture one sheep dead, and another came tc
the pen raked with shot, six having taker
effect in one side.
SAGADAHoC.
Good workmen are in demand at the Bath
shipyards.-T Rev Mr.. Dunnells has con
tracted for summer cottage to be built al
Fl. Poph4m-The Patten cottage at Small
Point when completed will cost $4,000.
At the annual tournament of the New Eng.
land Trap Shooting Association, held al
Wellington, Mass, on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of last week, A. S. Alexander
of Richmond, made remarkable record. In
shooting scores of ten, the Richmond marks
man made nine three times, ard eight once
In shooting off he divided first money three
times, and at one trial shot square out. 1t il
needless to remark that he brought home q
tolerable large SIZED pile of money.
Mrs. Gustavus Smith of Richmond was
stricken with paralysis on WEDNESDAY. She
| is unable to speak or to use her right side.
How often il the light of the householf